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Margaret Scrivener, new minister of government services, finds a brisk walk makes her feel fantastic
Margaret Scrivener, new minister of government services, finds a brisk walk makes her feel fantastic

Margaret Scrivener, new minister of government services, finds a brisk walk makes her feel fantastic

Date10/16/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Margaret Scrivener, new minister of government services, finds a brisk walk makes her feel fantastic. She believes good diet is essential.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079300F
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